X800 Pro Stock Clock Speeds

FlameThrower · 05-March-05, 09:25 PM

ive had my x800 for a few months now and after doing some reaserch on overclocking this beast i am wondering if my board is clocked right

here are my clocks

Core 475.00mhz
Memory 450.00mhz

if anyone can shed some light on this it would be appreciated

khellandros66 · 06-March-05, 08:40 PM

Stock X800Pro is 475/450 I currently can run mine at 600/570.

~Bob

$SOLID$ Necro · 07-March-05, 12:19 AM

You should be able to get it to run 550 core and 550 memory by setting the fan control to 100% using the ATI tool.

I have been able to benchies high as 600x600 that way

mot19 · 07-March-05, 01:52 AM

Dood tear that thing up, they are overclocking giants O.o

ukgamerdood · 07-March-05, 03:34 PM

hey i might go for the x800 pro, sounds nice.. only thing is.. can it compete with a Nvidia 6800gt? the X800 pro has 12 pipelines unlike the beastly 16, bearing that in mind. Would it need overclocking??

FlameThrower · 07-March-05, 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by $SOLID$ Necro


	You should be able to get it to run 550 core and 550 memory by setting the fan control to 100% using the ATI tool. I have been able to benchies high as 600x600 that way

wow. what are your temps at those speeds?

thanks guys

z0mbi3 · 08-April-05, 09:10 AM

My x800 pro is at stock however my case cooling is pretty good (I have two case fans blowing directly over agp and pci slots) so I might use ATI tool to compare my temps against what you guys have, and then decide if I want to push it.

So could you guys post your temps , be interesting to see how my stock temps compare to your oc's.

RavingNutsack · 08-April-05, 09:49 AM

Personally, I'd recommend jumping on either the X800XL or X800Pro right now for a PCI-E video card (both are $275 with shipping at Newegg). The X800Pro is, as solid says, an OC beast, and the X800XL, although clocked lower on the core, should run cooler and potentially faster due to the 16 default pipelines opened up and the new 110nm core (R430). Personally, I'm going for a DFI NF4 Ultra-D and one of the Pro's as soon as i can scrounge up the money. 8-)

Spc. Forces Bob · 08-April-05, 10:36 AM

i would recomend the pencil vMod, i did it and i could hit 650 and my card wasnt as good of overclocker as some.

Ator · 10-April-05, 04:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by $SOLID$ Necro


	You should be able to get it to run 550 core and 550 memory by setting the fan control to 100% using the ATI tool. I have been able to benchies high as 600x600 that way

Thanks for that tip! I had no clue ATITool could do that.

But yeah, my X800 Pro is FLYING now that I overclocked it. Don't just drag the sliders up all the way up, though. Use the "Find Max ClocK" and "Mem" buttons.

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Originally Posted by ukgamerdood


	hey i might go for the x800 pro, sounds nice.. only thing is.. can it compete with a Nvidia 6800gt? the X800 pro has 12 pipelines unlike the beastly 16, bearing that in mind. Would it need overclocking??

The X800 series is better at most things when compared to the 6800 series...except maybe Doom 3. It would never hurt to over-clock it, though.

FlameThrower · 10-April-05, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Ator


	...Use the "Find Max ClocK" and "Mem" buttons.

thats odd

ATITool UNDERCLOCKS

mine when i hit that button

Ator · 10-April-05, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by FlameThrower


	thats odd ATITool UNDERCLOCKS mine when i hit that button

Yeah, ATITool is pretty finicky when it comes to artifact detection. As long as the games look fine, I would just ignore it's warnings.

05-March-05, 09:25 PM		#1 (permalink)
FlameThrower Apex Master Tech Apprentice	X800 Pro Stock Clock Speeds ive had my x800 for a few months now and after doing some reaserch on overclocking this beast i am wondering if my board is clocked right here are my clocks Core 475.00mhz Memory 450.00mhz if anyone can shed some light on this it would be appreciated

07-March-05, 03:34 PM		#5 (permalink)
ukgamerdood Apex Techie Lite	hmm hey i might go for the x800 pro, sounds nice.. only thing is.. can it compete with a Nvidia 6800gt? the X800 pro has 12 pipelines unlike the beastly 16, bearing that in mind. Would it need overclocking??

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06-March-05, 08:40 PM		#2 (permalink)
khellandros66 Apex Master Tech	Stock X800Pro is 475/450 I currently can run mine at 600/570. ~Bob

07-March-05, 12:19 AM		#3 (permalink)
$SOLID$ Necro Mastah Overclocker	You should be able to get it to run 550 core and 550 memory by setting the fan control to 100% using the ATI tool. I have been able to benchies high as 600x600 that way

07-March-05, 01:52 AM		#4 (permalink)
mot19 Apex Tech God	Dood tear that thing up, they are overclocking giants O.o

08-April-05, 09:10 AM		#7 (permalink)
z0mbi3 Apex Tech Maniac	My x800 pro is at stock however my case cooling is pretty good (I have two case fans blowing directly over agp and pci slots) so I might use ATI tool to compare my temps against what you guys have, and then decide if I want to push it. So could you guys post your temps , be interesting to see how my stock temps compare to your oc's.

08-April-05, 09:49 AM		#8 (permalink)
RavingNutsack Apex Advanced Techie	Personally, I'd recommend jumping on either the X800XL or X800Pro right now for a PCI-E video card (both are $275 with shipping at Newegg). The X800Pro is, as solid says, an OC beast, and the X800XL, although clocked lower on the core, should run cooler and potentially faster due to the 16 default pipelines opened up and the new 110nm core (R430). Personally, I'm going for a DFI NF4 Ultra-D and one of the Pro's as soon as i can scrounge up the money. 8-)

08-April-05, 10:36 AM		#9 (permalink)
Spc. Forces Bob Apex Elite Expert Tech	i would recomend the pencil vMod, i did it and i could hit 650 and my card wasnt as good of overclocker as some.